Conferences

On December 4 2024, UNU-MERIT Maastricht will host a workshop on “Innovations and demographic change” at Belvedere (first floor).

Together with UNHCR, Lilian Tsourdi Associate Professor at the Law Faculty of Maastricht University

The Utrecht University Focus Area Migration and Societal Change invites you to submit a proposal for a panel or an individual paper for our upcoming conference in June 2025.

As part of academia’s ‘outward turn,’ everyday places are increasingly seen extensions of the pedagogical environment.

The Queer Displacements Conference, held biannually since 2019, is the first and only event in the Asia-Pacific region that focuses on the intersectional challenges and solutions for LGBTIQA+ forcibly displaced people.

Join the next IMISCOE Spring Conference 2025 on 17-19 March, on-site at the University for Continuing Education (UWK), Krems, Austria or online.

Major investments in migration research across Europe have yet to translate into meaningful policy change. Meanwhile, migration has become highly politicised, with misinformation undermining the value of expertise and evidence. 

It is with great pleasure that the nccr – on the move shares with you two upcoming calls: 

Queen Mary’s interdisciplinary Centre for the Study of Migration and the (B)Orders Centre for the Study of Borders, Migration and Displacement are co-hosting a two-day conference on 29 and 30 May 2025. Call for papers now open until 10^th April, midday. 

We are pleased to announce the conference ‘Labour migration towards the Netherlands and the EU: solution, challenge, or necessity?’ of the European Migration Network Netherlands (EMN Netherlands) on 11 June in The Hague.